Joomla can be a very wise choice as a platform for schools and non profits on which to base their web presence to the world. As the world's leading content management system for business sites, Joomla lends itself exceptionally well to a school and non profit environment. Users and site administrators do not require a knowledge of coding as once the site is set up by a professional developer, articles and images can be added simply through the administration system, similar to writing a word processing document.

You know how it gets. You look at your site every couple of days and after a while you get bored with it. It's a good thing in a way as a facelift doesn't hurt from time to time. And that's exactly what has happened here at Bushsong.  Out with the old and in with the new. A complete redesign with some great new Joomla extensions added and some old outdated content removed.

Yes, getting to page one on Google has never been easier. And it's simply by doing the very thing that Google loves most. Adding content to your site!

A couple of weeks ago Google added a new feature to their search. When you do a search, you will see a hyperlink to "Show Options". This provides you with the ability to get recent results on your search term. (Click on the Read More link to view rest of the article)

I have just been looking at a web page I was referred to for a blogging product and it looked terrible in my Firefox browser. I switched to IE and it was fine so I had a look at the source code of the page.

The reason for the problem immediately became apparent when I saw the code that said the page was generated with Microsoft Frontpage. I ran the page through the World Wide Web page validator and it had 320 coding errors! So why is Frontpage a problem?

Well, a couple of reasons really. First of all, and most important, Frontpage is a Microsoft product designed to write web pages for Internet Explorer with a complete and total disregard for all other browsers. There are quite a few of these out there too including Firefox, Opera, Flock and the Apple browser Safari..........(Go to Read More)